Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-25
GENERAL Markets.
Produce and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, June "a -Flonr-Easy
ana dull, but UNCHANGED. Wheat lower; re.
! ports OF Jay GoulG's Death and he New York
stock market panic caused a decline of "a 2. .;
| No. red cash 564 G76Hc; June 80 g; Ju V 1871
| 6I35sc, closing az 751zc; August 73FE a 74l[c,
at l4j5c; September 75I&07j5sc, closing
! a. I5s4c Corn-Lower and afe tea by decline
IN stocGs; cash 346341Ec; June and July $3.50
Sac closing at 81 7sc; August 3I7s G3514c, clos
ing at 34,sc oats firm; cash 29G 90 &c; June
2sc; July 24c; Augut 233lc Corn
meal 81 GO Whisky steady Ut 81 O5 Provisions
! quiet and firm Pork SIS 90 Lard Sc l0G6 .2>.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders So -; long
clears 81 SIX clear ribs s. 20; short clear 81 10
| Bacon-BoNed So -; long ears and clear ribs
! S. 2OGs p; short clear s. 45GS 30 Hams
Ste .dy at ST. 25GI4O Afternoon Board
Wheat steady July 735SC; September 76C Corn
| firm; July 387sc August sc. Oats steady
June Csc; July 24C
CHICAGO, ILL, June 2L-Bearish feeling
prevailed at opening of board. an July wheat,
which opened az 70SS G7055, Immediately sold
IJ5Sc, ana continued 10 sag during nest of the
nrsJ hour. The weakness was mainly due to
tue Eng ISL msrkets, which were % lower. and
Jul sold down to T0i+c. Hgsvy preak and
subsequent panic In New York stock IN arket
caused quite an uneasy feeling In WHEAT here
for time, and this coupled with causes
named ABOVE, resulte in breaking July wheat
OFF 10 $3.50 during the morning While Juror
was on a majority of trader IN wheat were
quietly selling or trying to sell, and when
was found later on tGat no Oae was
badly hurt IN the general shaking up
at NV York confidence was restored ar q the |
crowd fouGd itse { largely short. buying to
cover these contracts caused reaction In whea', |
and Jul, recoy cred its lost gr iund and al !
vanced to 7Oi4c. After the evening up process
h "a been completed, July got back 10 its Old |
sta'tOn around IOc, ana be anne steady closing !
AZ IO1sc. Corn was quiet and trading W. $ ltu !
tied TO local operators. The feeling was easier /
and values ruled lower, Influenced somewhat |
by the decline in wheat. The decline in stocks !
In pork also had tendency TO ere tte uneasineSs /
Trading mainly In way of changing July 10
more deferred deliveries at ru ing premium /
g. rival for 10 morrow is light. July opened |
closed at S6lic, Arrivals are still very moGer
ate. Not much inclination was manifested to |
trade in!provistOns, and comparatively steady |
feeling prevailed. There was no uarticu a |
pressure TO sell in view of the steadiness of the
nog markets and continued liberal shipments
of all kinds of products, while there was very
little speculative inquiry Fluctuations In
prices showed no particular change. Trading |
was almost exclusively ia lard, short ribs and |
sides for August and September delivery. Re-
ipts of products fair. July ribs opened at 81 30
sold down 10 81 TX and closed at 81 y. July
lard started al s. SIX and cold down 10 S6 90,
the closing figure. leading futures closed as |
follow Wheat-June 693.c: July 701SC; Au-
gust PIC; September u. So; Commune 3jHc;
July 3616c; August 374c; September 39J.c
Mess pork-June So co. Lard-June aud July
S. 30; August S64IH; September S. SIX. ShorI
ribs per lou bs-Gune and July 81 IS; August I
81 S7l.; September 81 Az. Cash quotatfonst
flour was In better demand, bat prices are
steady and unchanged. No. spring wheat